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S8-1.1AtomicTheory

Science 8 Atomic Theory

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What is an atom? the smallest particle that still can be considered an element
What does the Greek word "atomos" mean? uncuttable
Why were models created to study atoms? because atoms are so tiny and thus difficult to study
What is a scientific theory? an explanation that may change with new evidence
What can cause a scientific theory to be revised? more evidence
What did Dalton say about all atoms of the same element in terms of mass? their mass is the same
How are compounds formed from simple atoms according to Dalton? they combine in a specific ratio
What is an electron? a negatively charged part of an atom
What charge do atoms in their normal state have: positive, negative, or neutral? neutral
Who discovered electrons in the late 1800s? Thompson
What is the dense core at the center of an atom? nucleus
What is a proton? a positively charged particle in the nucleus of an atom
Who discovered and named the proton? Rutherford
Who created a model where the electrons orbit the nucleus like planets revolve around the Sun? Bohr
What change did the cloud model bring to atomic theory? electrons do not orbit like planets but move in a cloud around the nucleus
How did all the later models differ from Dalton's original atomic model? Dalton thought the smallest part was the atom itself, but later models found smaller subatomic particles
What is a neutron? a particle in the nucleus with no charge
What symbol is used for a proton? +
What symbol is used for an electron? e-
What subatomic particle fills most of the space in an atom? electron
What 2 subatomic particles contain almost all the mass of an atom? protons and neutrons
How many electrons does it take to equal the mass of 1 proton? 1840
What is the atomic number? the number of protons in an atom
What are isotopes? atoms with the same number of protons and different numbers of neutrons
What the mass number? the sum of the protons and neutrons in an atom
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